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Influence of interventions and comorbidity on exercise performance
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Clinical relevance of constant power exercise duration changes in COPD
L. Puente-Maestu, F. Villar, J. DeMiguel, W. W. Stringer, P. Sanz, M. L. Sanz, J. García de Pedro, Y. Martinez Abad (Madrid, Spain; Torrance, United States Of America)
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Annual Congress 2009 - Influence of interventions and comorbidity on exercise performance
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Influence of interventions and comorbidity on exercise performance
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Airway diseases
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